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Long-term spatial tracking of cells affected by environmental insults
Shahid Mohammad
, Stephen J. Page
, Toru Sasaki
, Nicholas Ayvazian
, Pasko Rakic
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Yuka Imamura Kawasawa
, Kazue Hashimoto-Torii
, Masaaki Torii
Department of Neuroscience and Experimental Therapeutics
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Environmental Harm
100%
Red Fluorescent Protein
100%
Spatial Tracking
100%
Sodium Arsenate
80%
Transgenic Mice
40%
Ethanol
40%
Cortical Neurons
40%
Flippase
40%
Harsh Environment
20%
Alcohol
20%
Later Life
20%
High Dose
20%
Recombination
20%
Fetus
20%
Intraperitoneal Injection
20%
Excitability
20%
Cellular Changes
20%
Clinically Significant
20%
Brain Development
20%
Disease Manifestations
20%
Insults
20%
Schizophrenia
20%
Response Element
20%
Consistent Assessment
20%
Glia
20%
Postnatal Brain
20%
Arsenite (AsIII)
20%
Electrophysiological Properties
20%
Exposure Model
20%
Transient Phenomena
20%
TdTomato
20%
Molecular Cell
20%
Heat Shock Response
20%
Early Damage
20%
Cellular Damage
20%
Prenatal Stress
20%
Assessment Efficiency
20%
Reporter System
20%
Injection Model
20%
Prenatal Exposure
20%
Reporter Mice
20%
Reporter Expression
20%
Functional Abnormalities
20%
Prenatal Alcohol Exposure
20%
Postnatal Mice
20%
Acute Events
20%
Neural Progenitor Cells
20%
Transgenic Mouse Line
20%
Neuroscience
Arsenic Trioxide
100%
Red Fluorescent Protein
100%
Excitability
20%
Cell Damage
20%
Glia
20%
Response Element
20%
Neural Stem Cell
20%
Intraperitoneal Injection
20%
Intellectual Disability
20%
Schizophrenia
20%
Psychopathology
20%